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What programming language is best for app development?

What can you recommend for a beginner?

25th Feb 2020, 11:13 AM
Mark Joseph Cabrera
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MJ Cabrera for mobile games and applications c# is good choice.This days hybrid apps have lots of benifits over natively written apps.On of the mojor benifit is not being a platform specific.You can write same code and run it on different platforms including Android and ios. Specifically Xarmin(c#), flutter(dart) and React native(JS) are well capable of doing this type of tasks.And unity is a game engine that used for game development for ios or Android any platform you prefer. So I'm not saying that using Java, kotlin or swift is bad thing's.But I'm just trying to distinguish between two different approaches to reach your destination.And now it's all upon your consciousness.
25th Feb 2020, 12:52 PM
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for Android, Java or Kotlin for IOS, Swift.
25th Feb 2020, 11:25 AM
Bahha┣
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same languages apply for games. you can use other languages, but the ones I mentioned above are considered native to develop on each platform, Android & IOS.
25th Feb 2020, 11:31 AM
Bahha┣
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Bahha🐧 thanks a lot.
25th Feb 2020, 11:34 AM
Mark Joseph Cabrera
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Bahha🐧 sorry for not being specific, how about mobile game app?
25th Feb 2020, 11:27 AM
Mark Joseph Cabrera
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A game in Java (native for Android) on Android Studio is hard. Depending on the type of game you want to make and assuming you don't have a team and little time to code. You can try Unreal Engine for game development using nodes or c++ but it's also for production level (hard). I've never tried Flutter but some say its easier. Try the easy stuff first if you are new to code so you can train yourself in problem solving skills like on a game. Use images to create illusion of movements (like sprites) and translate the background images. Something like Flappy Bird if you are looking for simple ideas. Even easier, a quiz. Or... A maze. If you want to make money from it then always go native for the OS you are using (or a popular game engine) so you will always stay updated.
27th Feb 2020, 1:03 AM
carlos mercado
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